Join RACV at our stunning Cape Schanck Resort, home to one of Victoria's most iconic coastal golf courses. As a proud member‐owned organisation, we're committed to delivering exceptional experiences—and we're looking for a passionate, hands‐on Turf Tradesperson to help maintain our world‐class grounds.
About the Role
Reporting to the Golf Course Superintendent, you'll play a key role in maintaining the presentation and playability of our coastal golf course and surrounding resort grounds. Your work will directly contribute to the experience of our members and guests enjoying this unique destination on the Mornington Peninsula.
Key Responsibilities
* Maintain turf, greens, and landscaped areas to a high standard
* Carry out mowing, planting, landscaping, and general course upkeep
* Operate and perform basic maintenance on turf machinery and equipment
* Support irrigation systems, water management, and spraying programs
* Identify and report course and grounds maintenance needs
* Contribute to a safe, clean, and team‐focused working environment
About You
* Previous experience in golf course or turf maintenance
* Strong understanding of turf care, equipment, and safe work practices
* Physically fit and enjoy hands‐on, outdoor work
* Proactive, reliable, and a strong team player
Why Join RACV Cape Schanck?
* Work in a spectacular coastal location on the Mornington Peninsula
* Be part of a passionate and supportive grounds team
* Ongoing training and development opportunities
* A culture built on Integrity, Accountability, Collaboration & Trust
Additional Information
* Flexibility required, including weekends and occasional on‐call
EEO Statement
At RACV, we believe that maintaining a diverse and inclusive workplace is an important element in our continued success. We want our people to feel welcome, supported and appreciated for who they are and what they bring to our business. If you require any reasonable adjustments to the recruitment process and/or the role, please let our Talent Acquisition Team know.
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